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Orange to bill church $13.7K after complaint of unfair treatment

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By Sam Ferland, Shelby Ashline Verified
| Athol Daily News Verified
ORANGE — After receiving a letter in March advising them of a complaint alleging special treatment of Mission Covenant Church, Selectboard members, in collaboration with the assessors, have decided to bill the church $13,723.54 for taxes.
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Orange to bill church $13.7K after complaint of unfair treatment

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By Sam Ferland, Shelby Ashline Verified
| Greenfield Recorder Verified
E-Edition Advertise Newsletters Subscribe Home News Opinion Sports Business Arts & Life Obituaries Classifieds Calendar Puzzles Mission Covenant Church at 62 Cheney St. in Orange. ORANGE — After receiving a letter in March advising them of a complaint alleging special treatment of Mission Covenant Church, Selectboard members, in collaboration with the assessors, have decided to bill the church $13,723.54 for taxes.
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Athol Daily News - Petition for Warwick Fire Station on Town Meeting warrant

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By Domenic Poli Verified, Shelby Ashline Verified
| Athol Daily News Verified
WARWICK — A quarrel about the new Fire Station’s condition has made its way onto the Annual Town Meeting warrant, in the form of a citizen’s petition article asking voters for a $250,000 upgrade. Resident and former volunteer firefighter William Lyman is one of 10 citizens who filed an article to pay for the construction project by borrowing the money, raising and appropriating it or transferring it from available funds.
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